Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Focusing on one thing amid a group setting

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Cocktail party effect

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The focusing of concsious awareness on a particular stimulus as in the cocktail party affect

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Selective attention

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Failing to see visible objects when attention is directed elsewhere

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Inattentional blindness

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Doesn’t notice a change in vision - out of sight out of mind

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Change blindness

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4
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Didn’t notice a change in sound

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Change deafness

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5
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Not recognizing what was chosen

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Choice blindness

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6
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Denying falling for a hypothetical experiment

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Choice blindness blindness

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7
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Noticeably different stimuli demanding attention

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Pop out phenomena

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8
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Visual stimuli perceived differently from reality

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Illusions

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9
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Tendency for vision to dominate other senses

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Visual capture

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10
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An organized whole. Integration of pieces into meaningful wholes

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Gestalt

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11
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Organization of the visual field into objects that stand out from surroundings

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Figure ground

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12
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Tendency to organize stimuli into coherent groups

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Grouping

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13
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Grouping nearby figured together

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Proximity

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14
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Grouping similar figures together

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Similarity

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15
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Perceiving smooth continuous patterns

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Continuity

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16
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Uniform and linked together

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Connectedness

17
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Filling in gaps creating a whole object

18
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Ability to see objects in 3D to judge distance

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Depth perception

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Lab device testing depth perception

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Visual cliff

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Depth cues, retinal disparity and convergence, depend on two eyes

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Binocular cues

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Binocular cue for perceiving depth, greater = closer and vis versa

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Retinal disparity

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Binocular cue for perceiving depth- converging inward. Greater = inward strain = closer

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Convergence

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Depth cues with interposition, linear perspective available to either eye alone

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Monocular cues

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More distance makes it smaller and vis versa
Relative size
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Object overlaps another
Interposition
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Hazy = further away and vis versa
Relative clarity
27
Texture signals determine distance
Texture gradient
28
Higher = further away! shorter = closer
Relative height
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Objects more stable appear to move
Relative motion
30
Parallel lines converge with distance
Linear perspective
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Nearby objects reflect light, dimmer = further away
Light and shadow
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An illusion of movement when lights blink in succession
Phi phenomenon
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Pictures put together to create movement. Stop motion
Stroboscopic movement
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Perceiving objects as Unchanging even as retinal images and illumination change
Perceptual constancy
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In vision, the ability to adjust to an artificially placed or inverted visual field
Perceptual adaptation
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Mental predisposition to perceive one thing and not the other
Perceptual set
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With experience we form concepts to organize and interpret unfamiliar info
Schema
38
Psychologists who make machines easy to use
Human factors psychologists
39
Perception can occur without sensory input
Extrasensory perception
40
Study of paranormal or ESP phenomena
Parapsychology